Anyway, back to the Baby Girl. She's so happy, excited and anxious for those first days of August to get here. She is SO ready for this. She'll be rooming with her best friend, which makes us all happy and already knows quite a few kids going to this college so she has a great network of friends. She also has been going there for tutoring from a college student and was asked to play in their ochestra twice before she graduated high school so she also knows several of the band members, although her tutor graduated this year. She also knows the professor very well and is going to Atlanta with her just before classes start for a Music Convention. So, we all feel better that she knows people there. Oh, and did I mention that her sister lives like, within walking distance? That makes Mom feel LOTS better. Her sister told her that she could come to her house and eat when they ran out of food. Hope she knows what she's getting herself in for!
I'm still working on the Icarus shawl and have the last 20 rows of the main pattern to finish and then on to the next chart. It's coming along, but I'm not in any hurry, I certainly don't need it in this 90+ degree weather we're having here. No pictures, it doesn't look much different than the last picture I showed.
Going to meet up with the grandkids and my oldest daughter tomorrow at the water park near their house. The Baby Girl is going with me so we'll have fun. I'm going to get on a tube and float down the "Lazy River" with my oldest granddaughter, who just got back from the emergency room after smashing her finger between 2 bowling bowls at summer camp. She and I can relax together! Might get some knitting done, but probably not. With 3 grandkids you can't sit still for long, those kids want me to do everything and then you have to multiply it by 3. I'll be busy, but having a blast.
Here's a picture of my geranium on my deck, just so it's not a pictureless blog.

3 comments:
Your daughter will have such a great time at school (and she'll learn a lot). :) Maybe you should teach knitting classes or volunteer for something that will keep your mind off things. Have fun at the water park!
it's hard to let go, the thought of "empty nesters" scares me and my kids haven't even started the first grade! i second the motion of you teaching classes... it's fun and before you know it baby girl will be home for winter break....
How exciting for her.
Could you pleae e-mail me at basilbirdy@hotmail.com, I apparently wrote your e-mail down wrong and need to send you the letter for the last day of the YFC> Thanks
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